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Icons, Saints, and Divas

by Susan Mitchell

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Susan Mitchell asks Marilyn French, Gloria Steinem, Betty Friedan, Robin Morgan, Erica Jong, Alice Walker, Susan Faludi, Naomi Wolf, Phyllis Chester and Kate Millett how their ideas have irrevocably altered the way women in the last 20 years have viewed themselves and their place in society - what drove them? What did they think they were changing? How have their own lives changed and evolved and how has this changed their beliefs?… (more)
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Susan Mitchell asks Marilyn French, Gloria Steinem, Betty Friedan, Robin Morgan, Erica Jong, Alice Walker, Susan Faludi, Naomi Wolf, Phyllis Chester and Kate Millett how their ideas have irrevocably altered the way women in the last 20 years have viewed themselves and their place in society - what drove them? What did they think they were changing? How have their own lives changed and evolved and how has this changed their beliefs?

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